Philippi

The first example of his almost eagerness to fight is show here when Brutus says, “If at Philippi we do face him there,/ These people at our back” (IV. iii. 210-211). What he is saying in this passage is that in Philippi, Brutus and Cassius, along with their armies, are going to fight Antony and the Roman army. Brutus is willing to fight without truly knowing what he is up against, because his loyalty told…

A lot of important events occur in Act 4 of Julius Caesar. One thing that I believe will be important in the future is actually in Scene 1, Octavius and Antony decide that Lepidus’ brother, Publius, should be killed. Some most important things are that Cassius and Brutus are in an argument, Brutus’ wife, Portia, died, and the ghost of Caesar pays Brutus a visit. I definitely think that all of these things are crucial to the future of the play and the fate of Octavius, Antony, Brutus, and Cassius…

Throughout these two scenes a lot of stuff happens. Act 4 scene 2 starts off at a place at a camp near Sardis (Shakespeare). This is where Brutus, Lucillius, Lucius, and the Soldiers all come together to meet Titinius and Pindarus. Brutus has a talk with them about a disagreement he has with Cassius. Brutus goes to Lucillius and tells him that Cassius is starting to act fake towards him, and that he does not trust and believe in him like he used to (LitCharts). Then Cassius arrives…

the Messiah or in the New Testament. Jesus Christ was known to preach only to the Jews, while Paul did the exact opposite. Paul reached out to more people and preached to almost everyone but the Jews. Paul preached in popular places like Ephesus, Philippi, Corinth, and Athens. Because of their popularity, these…

Saint Luke the evangelist was very faithful to God and helped a lot of people learn about God. Saint Luke was one of the four Gospel writers. His Gospel is the second longest out of the four. His gospel has my favorite story which is the Good Samaritan. His gospel taught about the love and faithfulness of Jesus Christ. It also talks about salvation history. He also divides the history of the first century Christianity into three stages which the gospel talks about two of the three. Saint Luke…

used people and things. Like Julius Caesar’s will, Antony used it to get the crowd angry at the conspirators. Octavius was not young enough and didn’t know enough about being a ruler to actually be one, and he was hardheaded, like when the battle at Philippi was starting, Octavius wanted to argue about which side to fight on, “Upon the right hand I, keep thou the left…, I do not cross you; but I will do so. Cassius wanted Brutus’s money, and got angry when Brutus would not send him the money,…

Julius Caesar is a play written by Shakespeare in 1599 and is based on true events from Roman history. It is about a man named Julius Caesar who returns from war and Brutus and Cassius meet and talk about how much power he has gained. Brutus, Cassius, and other conspirators meet up later on to plot a killing. They show up at the Senate’s house and stab Caesar to death. Brutus justifies his murder of Caesar on the grounds that he was removing a tyrant who was destroying the freedom of all Romans…

heart Furthermore, drop my blood for drachmas than to wring From the hard hands of laborers their disgusting rubbish By any indirection. Brutus demonstrates a further shortcoming in judgment when he chooses to battle Antony and Octavius at Philippi against the solid guidance of Cassius. Brutus is not removed to be a professional killer and a progressive. He is a reflective, insightful, unrealistic sort of man who is deceived by the sly, goal-oriented, and corrupt Cassius into turning…

In the play, Julius Caesar, Decius Brutus makes several fatal mistakes. His refusal to listen to Caius Cassius on three different occasions leads to his ultimate downfall. On each occasion Brutus was blindsided from the truth and he choose to follow his mind instead of what his ally, Cassius, had advised. Brutus’ three greatest errors led to not only his demise but to the persons who supported him. In Act 2 Scene 1 of the play some of the conspirators are discussing the killing of Julius Caesar.…

Rome more”. In William Shakespeare's tragedy, Julius Caesar, Brutus was manipulated by Cassius to join his conspiracy and kill Julius Caesar. Once the conspiracy killed Caesar, Antony become demented and went after them. There was a battle at Philippi and both Brutus and Caesar perished during the battle. Brutus funeral speech was more effective due to his use of pathos, ethos, and logos. In this speech, Brutus uses pathos to get the citizens of Rome on his side. His use pathos to get the…